The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-29
The American Association.
ST. LOUIS, 5; BALTIMORE. 4.

BALTIMORE, July %. - The Baltimore team
played indifferenty to-day and dropped another
game to the st. Louis Browns Caruthers
pitched in good form and well supported.
while Kilroy hit hard and the men behind
him made costly errors at critical points. Davis
aud Fulmer were each responsible for a run. and
Ferguson gave the visitors another. The lat
ter was roundly Missed several times and really
seemed to be off several close decisions.
Attendance $500. Score
St; Louis. "a ! o o Q ! z Q IL
Earned runs-Baltmore 3: ST. Louis 3. Two
base hits-Latham o., Robinson, Griffin Stolen
bases-Purcen. Griffin, Burns, Comiskey. Double
First base balls-Caruthers. Errors-Baltimore.
4 St Louis J. First First base on erroEs-St LOUIS 4.
2:1O. Umpire-Ferguson.
LOUISVILLE, 4; ATHLETICS, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, July 28.-Louisville won to-
day in a game that interesting until the
last man put out. The Athletics got only
four clean hits off Chamberlain, the rest being
bases on balls. A base on balls, a steal and hit
gave the Athletics a run in the first, and base
on balls, a three Dagger and an out brought
two in the second. Louisville made in the
third on muff by Poorman, two steals and
hit, another in the seventh on a triple and
SINGLE and two IL the eighth three singles
and an out. Score:
Athletes hiss a;a'. ........-...G Q 8 o-s
Earned runs-Louisvile. 3; Athletics 3. Two.
Carr, Werrick. Stolen hases-Poornan, Lyons. Mil
ligan, McGarr % Kerins 81, Browning Wolf. White,
O.. First base on bans-Poorman, Larkin. Mill
gan ~. Mann, Kerns. Errors-Athletics, 8; Louis
vile, o. First base errors-Louisve, 2. Struck
P pd Meyhing c %i5d Wolf Wsrrica
Z. Tlme-I:5o Umpre-Curry.
CINCINNATI, 8; BROOKLYN, z.
New YORK, July 28-Superior fielding
the game for thu Cincinnatis in Brooklyn, to-
day, but there is no especial praise in the state
mont, for the home club played miserably. Six
of the nine men made glazing errors. Had only
half of them been made. the visitors would have
been beaten, although the latter 6elded in good
form. Toole pitched we'll despite his poor support
Smith was taken sick in the second inning. and
retired in favor of Terry. Fennely handled
the bat with good OBJECT. It generally
unInteresting game, Attendance, 1921 Score:
eiSsia55si i.--G Q Q 3 &c 9 Q 9-s
Earned runs--Brooklyn 5; Cincinnati 2. Two
base hits--Fennay, Pinckney Toole. Corkhill. Car
penter. Three base hit-Fennelly. Stolen bases
iyn, 7: Cincinnati g. First base on baiis-Pinck-
ney CO. swartwood Peoples Nicol (3) Hit by pitched
Cincinnati. 2 Struck out-Brooklyn, g. CINCINNATI
s. Passed bals-Clarke, L; Baldwin, l. Wild pitches
Toole l; Mullane, l. Time-1:5O. Umpire-McQuade
CLEVELAND, 4; METRoPoLITANs. 8.
NEW YORK, July % Notwithstanding the
evenness of the score, the game at Staten island
was without any particular interest The
Metropolitans played the better game in the
field and made many hits their opponents,
but the Cleveanders got their strokes together
when they were needed. Pike. about whose
appearance a good deal has been said, played
center field for the Metropolitans, and, while he
made two good catches, his former batting pow
ers seemed dinmed by the present style of
curve pitching. He did not get q chance to
show what he could do in running bases.
Stricken. Mexican and Hotaing felded well. aud
Hotsling. Allen and Snyder did opportune bat.
ting Score
Metropolitans.--.-O o / o O-3
Cleveland. -----.-2 o / ii
Earned neutrality-suspicious., /; Cleveland. /. Two
base hits-Jones. Gerhardt. Hotang ~. Allan.
Stolen bases-O Brien. Orr I'D. Hanknson. Gerhsrdt
f2), Stricken. Allen (2l. Double plays-Hotang aud
Stricken Morrison, Stricken and Toy; Stricken. Nc
Kean and Toy Hankinson. Gerhardt aud Orr; Rad
ford. Gerhardt and Orr. First base balis-Rad-
ford, o Brien %. Hankinson. Hit by ptchedsb bali
Orr. Stricken First base neutrality-suspicious.
2. Errors-ATetropolitans 1; Cleveland. s. Struck
neutrality-suspicious.. A; Cleveland, 3. Passed ball
Holbert. Wild p;tches-Morrison, !; Mays, /. Time
300. Unapire--keenan.